we're going to go stick with the guardian. >> the guardian. >> the guardian. >> okay. al among words most often linked to migrants in uk politics. report finds. so apparently illegal has been one of the most one of the one of the terms most strongly associated with illegal migrants in uk parliamentary debates over the last 20 years, research has found. i mean, so you can't say illegal when it comes to illegal migrants, or are they suggesting that you people are calling all migrants illegal even though they're not? >> well, it sounds to me like they're saying that people in government are using the word. >> a lot when. >> a lot when. >> we're discussing migration, but they would, wouldn't they? because that's a problem that politicians might be discussing. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> it's another it's another guardian non—story. i mean, it says researchers say that. i mean, who are these researchers? they're talking about this reinforcing the perception of migration as inherently unlawful. but they also found the words non—eu skilled economic temporary influx. so so

>> well, i believe so. >> the guardian. >> the guardianship. >> has the guardian ever reached out. >> or to the best of your knowledge, to your sister or to your father? >> i can't speak to anybody else. i'm speaking on my behalf. i truly don't understand it. like, i really. maybe there were parts that i missed. perhaps. maybe somewhere along the legal, you know, tap dance. but i can't seem to grab a hold of. why let the girl go? she's still wendy. she still has life. she still has ambition. you know what kind of test can she take to, you know, to get through this and show that, you know, she has it and she's ready to go. >> now, in a major twist, wendy's guardian asking the court for wendy to be reevaluated. impact reached out to wendy's guardian, sabrina morrissey, but did not hear back. in a previous statement, an attorney for morrissey told abc news that because the case is under seal, morrissey could not defend herself from the multiple claims against her but denied all wrongdoing, adding that all the court appointed guardian's activities are regulated and supervised by the court

bit of ping pong here, a little headline, ping pong me, and i'll be here as well for you this in the guardian, which used to be the, you know, the guardians of liberal left wing anti war policies. no completely pro more hollowed out. both megaphone, but let's listen to what they've got to say. the guardian. everybody is tired. oh no sherlock. the mood has changed. the ukrainian armies desertion crisis. oh, you cares friends? plenty for a well, why are you crying and soldiers leaving their units and how to give them back? and finally, news just in this is my favorite one. this isn't good. here we go. the week ukraine, your crimes disappearing. army border willing come scripts. and this illusion, veterans are fleeing the front line. no. what would you do if you a 1000000 russians were coming out? you would in exhaustible weapons tying smiths all the boys were going to be fighting with shovels. remember when are you that are running out of miss aldo run into the plains room at a time, throwing out a man to not really know to keep anything. the only thing they're running out of is ukrainians to t

here's how the guardian headlined it. n dismantling of usaid. nicaragua's state media, controlled by the family of the president, declared that trump turned off the faucet for what they labeled terrorists. venezuela's interior minister announced plans to investigate the agency, saying the government's opposition was paid by usaid. but it's not just that authoritarian leaders around the world and dictators around the world are celebrating this move by donald trump. the damage done by shutting this agency is turning out to be an ongoing and now newly serious disaster. when elon musk posted to his hundreds of millions of followers online quote, usaid is a criminal organization that turns out to have had consequences. you know who's been more than happy to pick that up and run with it? check this out. this is from the guardian newspaper's andrew roth today. quote, right wing and autocratic governments have their knives out for usaid, demanding data on grant recipients from elon musk and threatening employees and grant recipien

the guardian has trump's aid cuts could be a big mistake. s reeves tax raid hurts british farms. that's according to a star of countryfile and the daily star hasifs countryfile and the daily star has it's time to get the big coat out because it's cold and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests louis and nick. i'll be back tomorrow at 11 pm. with nick and steve and alan. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. goodbye. see you tomorrow. >> bye. >> bye. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. good evening. welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. heading towards the weekend. still plenty of cloudy skies. also some showers and a little bit of hill snow and it's still going to be remaining chilly in those brisk easterly winds. that's all thanks to thanks to an area of high pressure across scandinavia bringing us this brisk easterly flow. so it is going to be feeling chilly in the in the winds and is dra

this thing, the guardian, which used to be the, you know, the guardians of liberal left wing anti war policies, no completely pro more hollowed out. um, both megaphone, but let's listen to what they've got to say the guardian. everybody is tired. oh no, sure luck. the mood has changed. ukrainian armies desertion crisis. oh, you cares friends? plenty for a well, why are you crying and soldiers leaving their units and how to give them back? and then finally, news just in this might save on this, this is a good, here we go, the week ukraine, ukraine's disappearing army border willing come scripts. and this illusion, veterans are fleeing the front line. no. what would you do if you a 1000000 russians were coming out? you would in exhaustible weapons tying some is all the boys were going to be fighting with shovels. remember that one of you that are running out of miss aldo run out of the plains room at a time, throwing out a man to not really know to keep anything. the only thing they're running out of is ukrainians to kick them out of a state march. he swore to great truth. i think there

and this one, the guardian, which used to be the, you know, the guardians of liberal left wing and 2 more policies, no completely pro more hollowed out of both mega phone. let's listen to what they've got to say the guardian. everybody is tired. oh, no sherlock. the mood has changed. the ukrainian armies desertion crisis. oh, you care french? 24. a. well, why are you calling in soldiers leaving their units? how to give them back? i'm finally news just in. there's my favor one, this is good. here we go. the week ukraine, your crimes disappearing, army border willing come scripts and this illusion, veterans are fleeing the front line. know, what would you do if you a 1000000 russians were coming out to you would in exhaustible weapons tying some is all the boys were going to be fighting with shovels. remember, when are you that are running out to miss all the planes running out of time? throwing out a man, they're not really, you know, to keep anything. the only thing they're running out of is ukrainians to that of a state march. he's worth truth. i think there's also one very famous a

it continues to state that not only will the guardian not receive any financial benefit from the a and but our firm has not received a penny and the guardian wants to be transparent about wendy's condition, saying, quote, it would be prudent for wendy to undergo a new medical evaluation. and of course, we'll continue to follow the latest in this saga. for now, we turn to stunning developments in sports and a hotly debated issue. president trump banning transgender athletes from women's school sports. some say it restores fairness, while others say it's just the latest attack on a marginalized group. >> these kids are going to be deprived of community, friendship and learning opportunities out of cruelty. >> it absolutely is a win. >> it's the latest. >> development in a heated national debate around transgender athletes in women's sports. >> we will not allow men to beat up, injure and cheat our women and our girls. from now on, women's sports will be only for women. >> president donald trump following through on a campaign promise, signing an executive order titled keeping men out of

here's how the guardian headlined it. oritarian regimes around the world cheer on dismantling of usaid. nicaragua's state media, controlled by the family of the president, declared that trump turned off the faucet for what they labeled terrorists. venezuela's interior minister announced plans to investigate the agency, saying the government's opposition was paid by usaid. but it's not just that authoritarian leaders around the world and dictators around the world are celebrating this move by donald trump. the damage done by shutting this agency is turning out to be an ongoing and now newly serious disaster. when elon musk posted to his hundreds of millions of followers online, quote, usaid is a criminal organization that turns out to have had consequences. you know who's been more than happy to pick that up and run with it? check this out. this is from the guardian newspaper's andrew roth today. quote, right wing and autocratic governments have their knives out for usaid demanding data on grant recipients from elon musk an

but if the fully on on death is a, as you said in your, your excellent the guardian newspaper article on saturday, the coal for reparations isn't new. neither is the resistance to them from former colonial power as president trump has said that he doesn't see it happening. and many of york leaders of oppose even even talking about it as, as, as we foot has anything changed to suggest that this former colonial palace will be more sympathetic to africa's demands. if not, as i said about fee is what's the point i think um, uh the, the i got uh, as i was saying there is a shift in the, in the global dynamic of the power between the different different powers. and i think the, the position of sure of the fact that it has, uh, it was uncompleted, supported by the we with, as a, as in my life, this position is changing and i think it is changing. europe is much more reasonable compared to the past. that's a 1st thing. this single thing is that the also the position of applicant is changing in the sense that even these competition it's uh, the resources that are needed are going to be central

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and then these, the geese and these, these are the like they like the guardian, the animals instead of chemicals. the trend among south african wind farms is going towards regenerative approaches. as much of the soil has been degraded due to heavy test assigned to use cattle are deployed to help restore so low quality there's a lot of you in and a lot of them and you're that's being deposited. we just got to measure the impact on the, on the solely my couch, and that gives us more shortly, activity most shortly, off the off. you lose you off the plot. healthy food and the off the wine at the end of the day. they just, i me, so l degradation is only one of the challenges that wind growers face. climate change has led to more extreme weather conditions and it's already water scarce area where like a doctor and a long fat and her students at the university of stem and bush are researching, bio stimulants which are substances similar to fertilizers that can make the plants more resilient the team experiments with bio stimulants made from kelp. see we, the specific one we're interested is t

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signing an affidavit requesting the judge overseeing her guardianship to set her free, according to a source with direct knowledge of er situation. her court-appointed guardian not immediately respond to nbc's request for comment. she was first put under guardianship in 2022. two years later, fans got a look at her alleged mental decline in the release of this controversial documentary that included scenes like this where she appears to not recognize her manager. >> i'm sorry. who did you think it was. that's fine. >> reporter: now williams saying, despite her diagnosis, she's doing much better and should be able to live independently. >> you look at wendy williams on that lifetime documentary last year, and you look at her today, and it's day and night. she is not only better, she's back. >> reporter: williams telling the breakfast club she feels like she's in prison. >> this system is broken, you know, this system that i'm in, you know. this system has falsified, ooh. a lot. >> reporter: following that interview, an attorney for williams' guardian writing to the judge, saying in part, in light of the unusual circumstances present here, the guardian believe

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board by done playing us significant sound for the last or a night says nato membership is not the guardian for that comes out of the land to be a part of the turn, installing an american proposal, which promised the continued flow of money to you trade provided that countries, natural resources are shipped inside. such a good increase in being pushed by top us and i think that is when, when, as the american people have a stake in the recovery of ukrainian economy post this conflict and we will get to the.

"the guardian" reports prosecutors began their case against the man accused of attacking salman rushdielling the acclaimed author. hadi matar faces attempted murder and assault charges in new york state. it happened while rushdie was about to give a lecture. he was seriously wounded and blinded in one eye. he said the words, free palestine when led into court yesterday. he faces up to 25 years if convicted. >>> description news reported kristi noem touted fema's recovery efforts in north carolina at the same time president trump suggested he would eliminate the agency. speaking in asheville saturday, noem said fema has resolved many of the cases. she says an additional 2,600 people have registered for assistance since trump visiting the area two weeks ago. >>> ahead, remembering an author pwith a cult following. we look back at a best-selling novelist known for his irreverent style. best-selling novelist known for his irreverent style. 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only weight-management medicine proven to r

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then go daddy or earlier on friday, then that it gets all about invited to again, the guardian for the security, for the type of book to inquire, programs for these programs in, bordering i've run this done, have seen a spike and violence which has them the number of security for this person, their lives in relativity and commodities. it is your data. it's not my by starting by the power minute to rapid support forces in saddam's capital. this kills at least 54 people. so latest incident and the conflict between sedans armed forces in the recess, which began in april 2023. whether taking the pulse or the a busy market place turns into a scene of destruction. a civilians find themselves quotes up in the conflict between the permanent tree rapid support forces and the sudanese army. the shedding by the rapid support forces are assess, happens in on demand city. positive great to call to. it's been a fee, a special ground finale 22 months. the city's army husband celebrates in recent games on saturday residents of our has a, he's a into 0 state well, console just as they enter the area, j

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during ambassador pierce's time in the united states, she happen by embraced her role as the guardian of the special relationship between our two countries. during a time of increasingly strident partisanship, ambassador pierce was able to find allies across the political spectrum, receiving praise from all sides another ability to bring people together. she's continued to play a key role in advocating for increasing economic engagement between our two nations. i look forward to a u.s.-u.k. free trade agreement. and she's demonstrated an unwavering commitment to global stability. wrestling with security challenges, strengthening economic ties, her championing democratic values, ambassador pierce has exemplified the very best diplomacy leadership. dame pierce seems to gathered her people to her home in washington every day and every evening for conversations about the most important matters on the globe. i think i saw more of her these past five years than my own family. she was everywhere and she knew everybody. one of the most important skills of the most important diplomat from our

we do know that the joints are position from the guardians, the saudis, and the gibson from aid is the same that they will not allow an ass ethnic cleansing. now, this proposal from donald trump, i don't believe it needs to be taken felipe seriously. perhaps throughout precautions of this and to the what it could mean needs to be taken seriously. but for somebody just watching an onlooker, it's not feasible. if he tries to do this, we're talking about the collapse of perhaps the jordanian government mass. these type of di stabilisation in the country, if uh, if anything, this is going to have a knock on the fact on saudi arabia, of course. and in the case of egypt, there's a good chance that the normalization agreement between egypt and the ports jordan's normalization agreement with the israelis could full of it, could collapse. this is even something that the form or the secretary of state antony blinked and mentioned in one of the outgoing speeches that the life of logic council that these agreements could perhaps collapse what trump is doing right now by making these very crazy sta

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